RSS-feed from this board

[viking60]

Yes it is possible! I have set it up. And even though I am hopeless with RSS-readers I have managede to put the latest posts in a Opera widget.

Here is the link.
feed.php

We don't want do miss out on the goodies! Here is a video on how to use the infoRSS plugin in Firefox:

Enjoy!

[viking60]

After having used SimpleRSSreader addon in Firefox for ages that is the one i can recommend now. Other suggestions are extremely welcome!

[rolf]

I have used Seamonkey since Netscape. I like having browser, mail agent, even html composer all together. RSS is not so much something I do, but I've been doing more of it, lately. What I like is that I just click on a feed link that interests me, like your feed.php, and I am shown the following page. When I click to subscribe, the group is immediately created under Blogs & News Feeds of Seamonkey mail and the last 10 posts of the feed are downloaded there. That's pretty cool.

[dedanna1029]

Ditto Rolf on Seamonkey Mail. Although I've dropped the browser, I still use Seamonkey Mail for email and RSS feeds.

[viking60]

Wow that Seamonkey thing handles this perfectly (as does Firefox). I just hit the subscribe button on the top here and there the latest post were Great tip thanks!
PS: Actually it looks great in Opera too:

The only one that cannot take it here is Iron

[dedanna1029]

Yeah, neither does Chrome.

[b1o]

The best RSS reader i have seen and used is the RSSOwl
It's open source and works on every notable platform

[viking60]

Installing it in Mandriva now it sure does pull a lot of dependencies... Do you have a pic b1o?
I am unable to start it in Mandriva - going for an Arch install....
And there it starts and the feed is imported but it has problems to find a "browser" so I will have to take a look at xulrunner...

[b1o]

Here's a picture:

[dedanna1029]

*wonders if Akregator works - used to use it a lot a few years back.

Edit: Yup, just tried it. Works fine.

[viking60]

Ok rssowl works in Arch but it gives the error of "not being able to create browser for reading news". This is because Arch has the latest version of xulrunner version 2 and rssowl can only work with version 1.9. Not sure I will downgrade on behalf of this software.... Mozilla has been running xulrunner 2 since version 4. And this pretty much rules out RSSowl I think
Having a look at akregator now....

[dedanna1029]

Akregator is a KDE proggie btw. Should be at the top of the Internet menu in the kicker. Can't remember if it installs by default with KDE or not, but I had it already installed.

Edit: Ha! The RSS extension for Chrome in Iron (on Arch Linux) works:



Edited due to whack post.